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When KCR Apes Chandrababu Naidu....
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 Oct 2018 11:30 AM GMT
KCR was among the biggest followers of Chandrababu Naidu. But, he has proved that whatever Chandrababu does, he can do it better. Chandrababu is past master in the art of propaganda. He always picks an enemy and goes Goebellian while slamming him. He criticizes his imaginary enemy so much that the people start believing him. Once the people start believing him, he tags all his enemies to that imaginary enemy.
In AP, he made a villain out of Narendra Modi and then began tagging YSRcP, Jana Sena and other parties to Modi. He starts propagating that all these parties are in cahoots with Narendra Modi. This way, he positions himself as a martyr fighting a Modi-led cabal. KCR too seems to be following the same strategy. The only difference is that while Chandrababu created a villain out of Narendra Modi, KCR has created a villain out of Chandrababu Naidu. He started name-calling Chandrababu Naidu and termed him a Rakshasa. He then tagged Congress and other parties with him. Thus he is trying to project himself as a victim of a powerful Andhra lobby led by Chandrababu Naidu. Will he really succeed in winning the hearts and minds of the voters with this strategy? Let's wait and see.
In AP, he made a villain out of Narendra Modi and then began tagging YSRcP, Jana Sena and other parties to Modi. He starts propagating that all these parties are in cahoots with Narendra Modi. This way, he positions himself as a martyr fighting a Modi-led cabal. KCR too seems to be following the same strategy. The only difference is that while Chandrababu created a villain out of Narendra Modi, KCR has created a villain out of Chandrababu Naidu. He started name-calling Chandrababu Naidu and termed him a Rakshasa. He then tagged Congress and other parties with him. Thus he is trying to project himself as a victim of a powerful Andhra lobby led by Chandrababu Naidu. Will he really succeed in winning the hearts and minds of the voters with this strategy? Let's wait and see.
